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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

N1 Getmal = in Warsas Ind. visiting
- daoghisr Ms ilssFaaIoek-
an A a. isa1x. IL E.Asl oaxi IaE. = sis-
iae Afs. lssr4e + Aiisa. - a. fssxse
IAN Ne-og ana Cspta II. Moore
isal- -adaY i)r ouslness trl2 "a Texas
a. sad Mls.N Clark. o. aomp panied ~
81 IS "a +ex xsif. retained from taifJrnia
--.4riag.
Nr George Gssv has returned honls
ar-r e.ls.Es s--.cssaf4i seszco Wiz III
Moan u.sas.Ee-s-
Hon q. +. samp1on. Of HaF0Or Springs.
asset through Pc city On Is Nay home
i-onl Laas.ns yetter3Af
Hoo. L- E. Nau.oa has gona - Detroit
80 eftent % slfus mechanical exiert bust
ness ana vii os 9et ot tgNa most oi iais
WeeI
M snd Mfs 3 Il Mckee have returned
h0uac lI9m spsaalag Tie aisE In CAli'o--
rls me ofter GFsnd k1rlis Tourists wsil
rsfltn home next moutn.
frank 3 Wirlss. the veil known trsve.-
i8g sslssnst ior Wm. Hsks. siii oe nlar-
G.sd Agrl 20 81 = ss ilzEle EikaCt, siseer Of
be deceased isvsier. j. kikao1
Mr.. A G.. H.ich % Bsff4lo. lsoa Of julius
us.ch. Wa0 as al early day Was owner Of
zee Haicl profef.y, ne~ - henaail ; asidi-
.ien. - .ook ng oses the toeu Tor soCe .,
as early i4ndmafks.
NJ aad Ms j. IA. Mckee have returned
from their western foIr. They have en-
iaqed fastassisea hGseiy during their three
no1ths absences. snd reached here Satur-
tsg evening from Nssv O.ieans.
Nr Zach r Aidricl. vii leave TIE latter
part 5S the present nloath f0r San Francisco.
where BE- sill take a saiing vessel for Aus
tralia. Area. and a tour around the world.
lie siil be- gone 4boutsw years.
Geo. " Har' and Mss Cara Marcus will
ks married THIS afternoon IS fEe residence
8f A. Wilnaski. a. lS Jefferson ave, and
Nlil be given = reception ia she evening be.
fore starting for Cincinnati aud Chicago on
q wedding trip
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Nxw YorE. April The b5.y Of John
&. SAKE. tie poss, VAS buried n Greenwood
Cemetery fo4ay
BEetf~. Ap-il AT Cia-tersthoffsr. near
Auzseurx Bavaria, on Saturday. = PEASANT
named Hansen killed has wifo and f0af
ohiiarsu and COR rmii.ei ssiciis
Br-r.to. April About 2 O'Clock this
afternoon portions Of an0tner human BODY
we're f3nni in the Richmond rain~ There
vas nothing BY Taica thsT c0uid 5s iien-
t6ei
rovrov AnriI speaker Pee wili take
his fepsftufs for he cVnnt-T residence
tomotrov - rscuperste. Tns exscsnss. Of
his agties during th> lsst week have s0id
sarr~aiv IN hia nervous sqstani and his
phvs'eiars ieeTn iev days q absolute res;
Imperative
DtariN. April 1t Is stated that the
CrnSn vii enter nolie pros IN tie cssss 81
Police inspector Sonierville and Constah.e
f}srreif waa Fsrs indse'si by the CoroDsrs'
iarr tr ths marisr sf Hsn on Sc Was
sfot ~ ne rios a. Iaurhal. oecssieuea IS
the frst sftsmpt 70 sorvs a Summons apon
Faher reiev.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Catherine owen Talks About ReguIsr
deception Days.

Catherine owen Talks About Regular
Reception Days.
Catherine owen. in Good housekeeping,
urges every woman who has any bat very in
tinato friends 60 have an afternoon I'm the
week 10 receive calls Many women Of wealth
and social position have adopted the fashion,
perhaps az iist because il was a fashion, hut
there IS a great deal more than that 10 be
said in its favor, and Il is % the busv woman,
who has every moment occupied with house
hold duties and yet keeps Der hold on social
life, who WI! fnG it a saving of time and a
means Of snatching some passing pleasurs and
reroSe from what otherwise il an occasional
vacation. whom toe custom would help most.
The advantage az receiving day is often
fully understood, but women who make no
.ociel pretcrsioa shrink from it for fear Of
beng Thought airy" or apiag fashion; but il
is just these women who might look on il as
On absolute duty % themselves and real
Kindness 10 their fricniS
How many Of Us do not know what II is 10
have an aculzintanrc, who is both agreeable
and would ie welcome. call on us iust ss re
are doing something that we are nervously
anxious 10 finish. or that requires our I'M
divided attention. fortunate il we ere not Ia
the middle of scfns delicate cooking that win
spoil By leaving T. There are then but two
thirgs to do-ask your visitor right into the
kitchen or work room. or leave everything
and so 70 her Just as we are; anything e bet
ter than = keep her waiting. IL we do the
first she viii know that she has Just come at
tic wrong time, ard feel that she Is infrrding
in spite Of your assurance that you wish her
20 say, and IA fact if you 80 on bsfsily with
your occupation you really cannot enjoy her
visit. while n you leayc everything, you viii
shosT the marks perhaps ~ being very busy,
end ycgr mind VII vaDler . tiae oven thar
vrs just righ' and - now cooling, or tho work
that you vfan,ol q slnish 40 specially today:
iu aay c'z-r. you d. not orjoy tho visit ard
your yistor viii fcci that ron have been very
polite, Lat that she might have chosen bet
ter time
Dy having aday- you 10 away With Ell
tbs, a4d yorl ave time. You krlo- tbe SITTER
rcyl cr oscring WREN your friends vii call,
sud yon arrange accordingly. Yen ncad lcss
tino or.v for flIat day: vcu viii have no ex-
sefing work IN hapd. you VII = drossed and
Teadv. ani sfocking daruine or s-nan mend
Ing. alt1ougii not parior work. nay b lift 70
rick 70. ar1 caa = rut ausv without mental
anxiety WIN - sors arrive IL lou ha~a
made it knorp rs. foo have given NJ ihis
day lsfd yop eaa pieasantiy aiso give vosr
rsa7onsi Ycu nsav nave several caiis ~ o.
time. sblle ofh--~vfse ezct -sos.d have cor-
SEPARATELY ard arfaraIs' taken yoar fia1s
10ur callers vii rTg >t-y entoy meeting
-sch other. ard ro1. vita *csT n4lna cutie
ffce. o IA i,s at -o.4 ief&
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Fset.. skesfles aos ssserlssses a. tssss,
n@s fsfas

hs4 ttfes
~ H4ess q : fafeF - ssesHle eoe-
81 ssas tsss eests13 eeerlf -
s &ss. a1ysi.sk So zfsas saassl - 49, sssy
1sga eaal.l41zf ista tsf1as. e.ese-.s.
a4i $50 sae -@a4es4 sz.ss k3she4e hs
fss srnsz So ssefa4. aeikteE ss1 F5s
s.1aes 81 ts.s zs.leEs.a stsl aeE.ss4. nsssss1se
i. fessas t..l4l. - CD ssks 4stlye szfss -. 3sls
kz - ee.fta4Fs g. : gelIs.zzss.ss esfe.
tz4er 1slz.trs. - igeoaae ths sxestssss
- - .1szt * . 10 n1trf iaas alet. 4a3
aa3stss4 m1re seEstabA<s f1sis ana eazrs
.see.ss as.ess pesfts toek ~ A-l.z 1ziss,
sas4 = a.o4s l4asral ssgFiF - wEtzr s7e4e@si,iy
rt sssel fasa Is a. Esseleiczl trezsEsasst -
tees 1888. - tkeszst sssaziiy . eosr rtszsgse.a
u dssszs - sazH assss acted tstter ts4n
: xasie 0Ga lie sE1aseFate.t sls,ziactts tbe
lf.ale1ssoz.z for s3e asure iasreeffzat p4ts,e-
3lseS he haA foaE8. - 5000 - - ssost
clstiHs.s casss e ecazfiI4tlen is essi1fcn,
cd lFsr o1 aes Nth gre@t s4flsf4elicsl.
He hsd t.tt foaaa caks4r4 szkssa.z - t.
= ssseilr 4 p.n L. f,<..d aasfal IA Irany
essas ss ons o9staisias sg,p1ass q irps,, ai.es,
ootgsFnia. naE vonl = ard ls.iE.ioa1a
Cnd1r ias las- Ee-s.as 80 aofsesd ths saEsoUs
esesaas and sap10sstefiss Dssfai IA ecS-
stipsfAcn. Ia all eases. peiicass mest -
eTsed - solicit sletio1 ~ t6s bowels a he
saas hogF d4ay f1s pess,szxat FFaciice Il
this Fuk5 wc1Ai cure the majority "a essea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Hklie exoessiSe iasbihiag q ~ery cold or
Il water IS nCt q be colanleutai, especially
wien osie Is very warm. ttele i reason 10 BE-
iisye ecesr..lDg u rsssiis meisral authority,
tAAl the unliEn.,ef ~ q purs spring water .
Isot ouly yers conducive - health bat has =
tendency % favor ful.aeS and roand4ess of
the bozy Whistler Ills rcsgiis fnom te1.er
aetica on ths pr. &, tlss disezigs. G essinlula-
tive ard depafaS-s frnefions-owias - the
Internal cieanilness or flushing Of the hn-
rian rewtfS ~ large quantities Of water, or
whether wafer has a sp0cif.c action IN pro
ducing tss fuilnsss, il not known; but Oh
scTva;loa confirms az = fat tia. the free use
OF water hes a f4ttenirg cffect-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Nrw YosE, April s.--Joha Most, ce
the Anarchist who was released from
Blackwells Island las, week after serving
ten months impris0nnlea; for incitins 70
riot vas gwen reception by his sdmirera
a. Cooper Institute The large bail vac
! tcksd to ovsrfoNing. many women wear
ing rel ribbons oeing pfe.ent Most Wa
received with ereat cheering aud waving OF
hats. lie spoke for an hour aud half and
was frequently interrupted o. applsase.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Thc erssonl = hsnf sfakinr-srd ver7
90 t1sritalse sslst1sa II was-hss = late
year hsen r1ofe e. iess sfant1sssd arncuz
F1er0 sotfasinfer-~s ~ Nsv York Srciefv
lhsre lss ls,ca 81 l.s ysafs = orcn1ent
toward fae <saseig ts7-s a,si c-urtzeses r. 30
rasf- s isfs asfe5r e0nftssi,s w1en intro
drsi. sd s--.ssalsa e.skee tee7 l-
r. a0wsver q i7svs oT esrfssnszn exseoEs :
taod st ttaae ~ insrosi1~tson or. irlise1. st
49, ts-oe irest4 - tefses ~ll 1rou7t tist
S - tsses eoefs II r. ~rs fs s.
.israTs rssFosa 70 - rfsetiae 10 tse ksyssoss
- IL, sf4@~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

IF tbe feet are tender or painful after long
walking or standing. great relief can be had
By bathing them IL s.iit AMI water. \ hand
ful Of salt TO a gallon of water is tho right
proportion. Have the water as bot as can
comfortably b. borne. Immcrss the feet, and
throw the water over the lcSs SIS far as the
knees with the hands When the water be-
comes TOO cool. rub bFiskly with flesh towel
This method IL used night and morning,
will cure neuralgia cf the feet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

happy couple from
their welding trip
to Florida will Ell.
gaze In business
With ifr. Andrews.
IN connection with
this subject. the
public nlsv Ia In
tercstesi IN knowing
that the gloo;as
mother still makes
Calumet pinr, the
oil family resi-
acnce At y asking
ton. her homo. sac
rOrl,l Hcvc1 fccl so
pcrcfectiv ut home
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

PuitApxJrnIS Ap-il "a crowded mass
meeting VAS held - tie .scaaemy OF Music
,oa;gh; % pro;es, sssinst coercion in Ire
land. Gov Beaver and all the living ex-
Governors OF the State were present and
many cgfer prOmihsnt men. Ex-Attorney
Geusra Brewster presided. After several
speeches. resolutions Of sympathy were
adopted aud telsgsapaed ~ Gladstone and
PsrDsli A1 overflow meeting was held in
the street
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE

flssfSssst .. Aar A. seeek lef
aes sssak tas asf zeas.s s-zrss.s
ssrs saaazsa. lzzs is siese B - s4f
rss tass = - kea4. - z1sl sss.9ntF.
fssaas - a4g ss.sya.ss csns rlssz - la
fsea Es.sa. gk4za Hss Ierk fhta-
tsisslA sa1 = LsaAs. aslisg ~ Eessecssi
sefaf1s ak as<k. ani -as aaal rsss.f
IA zLE kxsfy ere = isfas4 so Csaeinaelt
as1 tbe eisclioa here . ~4.ese4 - -
1,le8 atsres9 - .ls As9 "a eoatsst sz*
At5st~ kfsff telez q t8s ace t.szss >
ela4Lsd Mast ssfe-s O. Yga p.a1s 80 ~
pfoc&8e rssat II t1e aklL ~ss Asksa q
sessrzl xeafie 18sa II tEs bst*qesftefs- -
slv~s ~ 49, se have eesn s0Fksak fof,
~ TIE Slas Le1lsLsifffe As proposes -
drife - IS z a4i AL essss 19ass. asa ls
has ~ Jssgce A. ,. ni. tas lolioSlEz
dlsEs,z6 ssa ssaf o1i
- fst RQdas e.eietsg Las7f fzxfB
81 Is1s
We e,sioa tie sntirs city tcket
IA-es 81 ta'sreE-
So CsmDaica lt1anaities. llnciaaG-t. %.
The eEsfuiIfss ave aesn fF3sitSa vith
horsss end 81 rasE - Fetsras - as soca
So coH plstea ia tas gErc-acts. TIE ex
r. ases ~ tos present can paisa haFe BEEN
SIS. e1nfr.alisd - o9sr fOns Thousand
D~epIs kfsfy asot tasl lhs arty oSei =
"a q ap sai So remains ia tns treasury,
unite nice httle nesi ssg. sali DeAAis
As3BsT. Casa.iass loF elly tFess lFeF. VITO
ssi1 this : lie b4ppieSs Gay "a his Aie-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

CHetso. April 81. T. Galloway. man
arsr Of tie Uuion Pacific Railway. who was
gwen zoe appointment Tor Receiver OF the
Wabash Eailway. cent in biz defamation TO
Judge Gresham last nisht lie gave ss
re4sor simply The fact ih<t his business On
ssxemruts would not permit bis aoopptinz
tie position. bet il - the general belief tast
the Union pSeihe would not release him
fon his contract with them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

March -. at
Y Youngstown. Ohio,
the home OF tho
br.,le, bcs attracted
very general at
tentiOn. The bride
il the daughter Of
G.. II Andrews. the
millionaire, " h o
ma IL has money in
coal and iron. She
has been a great
.favorite I'm society.
ard. Is the sketch
shows, is n very
coaiely youus lady.
Sire H. a skiilful
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

CoLa4sc- o.. Apra l.-fhe vote poilsd
today siil equal. Il Il does nOs exceed, the
vote - last falls else..on. and ia some
words Il weat ahead oi tas fses.teatiai
slselioa Buck. ths De "a Dcf nc etnJids'e
soe Mayor FseAsed ]. 50 majority IN tao
wards. on in ne sn'ife city his majority
over P1zn. Rep. viii probably n0t exceed
50 IT. prob lbis that tue eaiire ci.y
Democratic tiekss "a elected and u viii De
a close Fuo Ga ih9 eitY co1acli
The LABOR ticket resolved Dgt is~ votes.
Tae Democrats are iabilan. and bzads are
seFen4liag Brack IL Nts4 Dig v,c;OeS for
sheEl. Inc exact hgarss cannot be Oh
taiasd a. the rciarns az not yes all counted.
The Democrats Win az Cleveland
ClEvEtASD. o., April 4.-I1s Democrats
elected Their entire ticket in this city today.
A sefy iight vote was po.led Il. u. Bah
cock for Mayor has a nsjority oi about
three thousand. The na,orities Of the other
cand.dat.s range above and below that
number. The Board Of Aldermen u p OBJ
ably Democratic also The city has been
divided into three aldermanlc districts and
the official result will not be known until
late tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

skx FSASsIsfs. April t.--Tbree cases Of
smallpox we're discovered among tae fa
Chinese passengers On ihe steamship Fssia
uhica arrived s0sisv ffsTn H1ns koux Tae
v=sss3 s astaired A. ttnarsr -ine. the cabin
raaesrrr-s ss3 heiax ctnpsiied - renlaia
& n toaTd rae m4.s we're famixstsa ard
r4rsret
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Ciszx<sTf Aps1 8 e fB.--A rs~ised
stsssrasaf frosa fa@ hosrs q siecfieu snows
3tsrsees ~ sno1s sx8 hsn1rssl vose< ~
fsTo- = S-aa feV ~ As7ar Is i
rr1rz-e fatt tne Hgt1b t1n firkar a
-. 81 .se vas - atFr IS - esss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
OFFICE OF THz EAGLE STEAM DYE woRKs.
q

GRAND RAFIns. Mich. March 10. 1857
To all Whom il Nav Concern.
IL the people 81 large don't care who does
the work sc long as they can get IL done
well. fully 20 toeir satisfaction. and 81 | en-
ploy the best dyer in the state, | advise
them to get their work done now ~ the
Eagle Steam Dye HonsA No. - Cansi-s'.
Ny motto: BEST Work and Lowest Prices. Z"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

A sis1aae8 frnm Mslsksroa stsfes fhsf -
ne Dineen Eiansir3 glove eonfsst fhers
iasf n'rh' ffssen vss s~srie.i the i1tf na
~sia-ee r-snts ard nrF eee leczef s ls
re,7s 70 txes - infsh ior any snsoanf ~
nscrev AZ. Sett. cf Masxe~a. w4s
~e.prsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

r1n >eo Aerii f-'Aoout SO psrsors
witnessed he cousest tonight - Central
Masic Hail aefw~sn Jske SchaiFsr tie
81 eri. ef ieafs ana - .rrp Siassoa
81 cttszt The fsrta u~s rnstsnr ra>aens
80 rciars sa ssr sss iasiis s.osfoa Naa
hF rn azs in tae ia.ith inns~t
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

elsewhere as there and she s;.i occupies as her
bedroom tn apartment use,l Is hersclf snd the
general. end hi which Ie trsatbai his last. The
match male ~ Der con fneets with hcr hearty
approval. and strong affection exists 10
tween the seaior and the junior Mrs Logan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

= t-a@s as 81
. tis a. ~
t<Asf - rsarT
t.,sssaa Is l@ -
sassz eis iiss i.a,
ssl.siay - Eax
Z s1.4ll1ss saf&ls
NHA = fa42z4fie
EU1 a. kaxee@a
- = tDADHs&sxsr
a2x eoDzpaaF Eas
hszziea2Nt @ex -
So skef<sc3l 81
6r~t - - tiss f~-ss
1llEks 4 e 60 =
o. - Fs4EGE ursr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

a Gaaea stA4es ks-sssus@Nrs t1xse@kssss
$50 MAs @ets
kse fhek tss ssesssssss 49, essksaee4sss
s,,f sfss ssf ess<its - lttssslssx tsssele tssss
s.asaf asxsasita. ~ eFtssssT - feklssas ;
1a&az.qe q, = a4zie. ~ exsass4snssls - &a<$k
fl 81 EAls.skF AZ kna s.az1ef hAss s4ssek
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
The Democrats via AZ Cleveland.


clScrSSATi. Ohio, April THE complete
returns. as reported bF the Board of Elsc-
ti1ns =. II p. NJ. shows Stevenson fLaoorl
elected by plurality of 10 votes Steven
son: llsborl Il IA Smith Rep II, &0is
Mason. DEM ll.6D
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

n charming p-ima donns Emma Ab-
49, uiil begin her engagsmsnt tonight at
E'0sers opera houss. N the successful Inn
rel1oaatloa Of "Lsonofa' In I'll TrovatoTe.
The entire cast vii be an exceptionally
strong one and embraces the following ar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

TOR skLR-sIx SECONDHAND BARBER
+ chair In good condition. Having ]. -
fttet nsg shop with nes chairs will sell the sec
opd 4 ~ ores chcsp :. ;. LsIone. Sweet 3
Hotel Barber SfoA 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05


n charming p-iua donns Emma Ab-
49, vill begin her engagement tonight st
t'0sers opera house. N rhe successful Inn
relsoaalioa Of "Isonofa' In I'll Trovatore"
The entire cast vii be an exceptionally
slronS one snd embraces the following ar
ilsts.
frrrsr1 -..s t1lria AcbO.t
eczema LINE Arnandsie
......... ...--...... Marie Hinie
1Iaafto.... ............ kgosi.aa AoDiegflaJ
f"ffaHi' r-... ..-----. +. .--a-s h't,'ei't-
sels..-.... -.-..h .huo.rl n-siinou+
Messenger az De an1
rhsis certainly list Of talsl,ei artists
an shss thsy vii 90 ssil Justice ia render
inx lhs charmiag mssic OF this fsvorite
opera Is sssnrsd by the success which has
crownet their e.i0rts .a other cities. To
morrow a. he matinee ths brilliant opera
ia S0lunabula' VIII be given hy a spleo-
did cast and ~ a fsreSeil Oauizs,,is worid.
famous opera "Lrcssts Borsis" win be
given.
r. r. riley. tAs we'll kaown vocalist.
showed ms yesterday little programme,
from which I copy The following
=
noaftes io the citizens OF 0rsnd Kspids
thar sas wiH give eue ei hsr caoice psrior
concerts a Luce hail on saturday, August
~ fsbl GA this OCCASION she Nill be
assisted 1Y he following talented artists
Mss Mar BGeIi. = Moore Miss Jennie
Iooss. y. Noarse. Gegrgs y. ilsrTick, u. K
t.leF Prof Trulx accomranist.
Miss 6de. IS Gov Mrs Rstten and Miss
Abbott Is nov N-s WstasF.lL
TIE bsst military bsnd 10 the weld"
isl ~ :. ttilluors. TIE .r2Cst popular
tsudmAstsr in America wiia a grand pro-
efyurae of classical aud plpllsr music is
scmc.Iiry th8t ritl prove a. irresistible
attraction az Powers op.ra uouse sunday
eveciur oest. vhsu thev give 5 eraad con-
cfr' Mss fetitia Frifca the prima tonns
snd 81 tas famous iasirtmsnfal soiois's
rf srresr. TEE sale ~ seass opens Thurs
aaT morning revt.
A. q. S-ammor. manager of shs funny
"rvo I1hns hss completed Al his AZ.
rar1er1ents Tor the souesrsnee of the cora
% af Porers next Monday evening. The
lielrel, Zee Pres ssYs Of ne plsg Il never
'suyteslso wach a. anrs iu eli ay l,e re-
rferkef ere aiY 20 aao her ~tie isaving
tsa Iinrrs H.aier sat nishf "it Is tie fan
r.fss fhirr Z ever sau sad another ard
f1frs wgs a chorus ID That so.. Siea
-efafrss eel'f he heard an sverr SIDE, AMI
- fsr as as star having seen everything IA
Toe curis.i~ Ira - have = q fhs axe resglr
for tae Two i1hns and iheg are seiconse
t1 it How fae pen1le dld isnEh The
iaffshinx r1rlme0cr,d ase minutes after the
c1rfa'n frst sect an aat continued a m rs
ri loat e7-sat'rn. 81 Was ss setfinx nf
hunfa 9l frr era. sers hrst there was = i..si.
crscS.e. fben a. esp'o-i1n here srd there.
iaio~rf ~ a Vai-f Nhieh nearly raised
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

horsewoman ara rides with spirit ond grace.
The groom is a yonng man ct considerable
hn.inl.s ability. ana won me rnturn OF the
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
BRIDE AND GROOM.

John a. LoGan aud Miss Edith a.
Andrews
The marriage Of John A. Logan 10 Miss
Eiith a. Andrews, set down for Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
EepuhIIcsns Carry Bs-nom,s B-id report.

BErpasFoRr, Coan.. April i.-ihs Rspab
licaBs elect their cIndiAa'e FOR Mayor By
80 majority an1 carry The CiLy COuncII
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

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, 1887-12-10
BARBADOS NEWS.

The weather continues all that the
planters could desire.
The average Rainfall as registered at
the Police Stations for the week ended
18th inst. was 1 in. 10 parts, and for the
week ended Goth inst. 2.85, viz. Central
Station 3.O4; District A. 3.58; B. 2.81;
9. 2.27; d. 1884; e. 2.33; T. 2.81; Hole.
town. 2.64. This week the rains have
continued, and there is a decided improve
ment in the atmosphere.
There have been two meetings of the
House Of Assembly since opr last Sdmma.
ry-on the 18th and on the 22nd instant.
At the meeting on the 10Th instant, the
Colonial Secretary laid upon the table,
among other documents, a copy of the
Colonial Estimates for the year 1883. The
Revenue for the current year is El64, 755,
the Expenditure 9154,O81, and the balance
ETA. 7S4 G~ncluding the balance II e4,l3I
from 1867 The estimated Revenue for
1888 is &145.S 1856 and of Exp nditnre
E143.471. The balance for 1888 (includs
ing Ell, 7S4 from 1897, 414,197., There,
are considerable reductia lnder the
several heads of Expenditure. Among
the notices given, was one by the Colo
NAL Secretary, of a Resolution granting q
Subsidy of $4,000 a year for three years
to the West India and Panama Telegraph
Company. N at6 }9ss0Sas
The horticultural Society is holding its
annual show at the Public Buildings today
On, Tuesday, the 22nd inst, a seizure
was made by the. Customs Authorities, ON
information Seceivedeby them, of % boxes
of Tobacco, 30 to 100. lbs each, which were
found buried in the sand below. Brishtoy
Blackjack, nea the dist!llery OF .Mrs
Bourne. . q 49,
, 1887-12-10
ESaEQUEBO.

The continued drought is playing sad
havoc with the canes on some of the eS-
tates down here. The fields cut from Jan
uary to May this year have suffered most.
In some instances the canes III them are
dead. Since writing last week [ have
found out that 1 was misled by seeing the
Reliance chimney smoking, I thought
grinding had been resumed, but the smoke
was only due to rum making. The acct
dent to the mill was a big one and has
caused a loss of time which must be serious
when the weather is SO favourable for
sugar making and so many canes are ripe.
The Drought and northumberland
OF moderate drought in this country have
a beneficial influence on agriculture. They
produce an enforced rest, or comparative
rest, to vegetation, which rest is more
than recovered in subsequent vigorous
growth; and the ground cracks and pull
VERSES under its influence. The latter is
of important service to a soil that when
wet is almost entirely impervious TO the
air, which Is so Indispensable to healthy
vegetable life. All along, however, in
several parts Of the cot ntry showers have
been sufficiently frequent, while mot pre-.
venting comparative rest, to keep vegora-
ton till very recently from actual suffer
ing, but other parts have not received.
this aid, and the crops in these districts
for several weekSnpw have been anguish
ing. Canes, coffee certain fruit trees
&C., all now present scbrchetI or withered
foliage, indicative of the entire exhaustion
OF available moisture from the sell. In
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